The Fellowship Battle of Five Armies & The Third Age of Middle-Earth The current year for our Middle-Earth campaign is set during the year of 2946 of the Third Age. Inspired By J.R.R. Tolkien

Your demeanor and appearance give little indication that you are a seasoned adventurer. Dressed in fine clothes that speak of a privileged upbringing, your speech reveals an impressive education within Elven society. To most, you present the image of a pampered Elven youth who has never ventured beyond the borders of your Mirkwood homeland.

This perception, however, is far from the truth. Everything you possess was earned; nothing was simply handed to you. For much of your adult life, you served as the commander of the "Northern Mirkwood Border Guard." You and your troop maintained a vigilant watch along the northern frontiers of Mirkwood, tracking movement along the Forest River.

It has now been five years since the Battle of Five Armies, and the intense need for constant vigilance has lessened, though a steady watch over the Woodland Realms remains. The cessation of relentless patrolling along the northern borders has granted you a respite you intend to leverage fully.

Raised wanting for nothing, you possess a clarity of purpose that transcends basic survival instincts. You understand your potential is limitless and are driven to utilize your healing talents. You are cheerful, highly perceptive, outspoken, easy to talk with, and view yourself as a person of action. You dislike idly waiting for others to determine your fate.

Adventure is the surest, if cruelest, method of refining your skills, as adversity traditionally yields the greatest benefits. Let those of limited scope pore over worn tomes from the safety of a library. You crave the forgotten healing knowledge of past eons, and the means to achieve renown across Middle-Earth for your mastery of the healing arts.

Recently, your quest for knowledge led you to the town of Bree. Traveling with new companions, you passed through the bustling, diverse settlement—a stark contrast to the ancient quiet of Mirkwood. The experience of navigating the lively, crowded common rooms of locations such as the Prancing Pony and the Hobbit's Hearth, interacting with the varied peoples of the world has only strengthened your resolve to make your mark on Middle-earth. You continue your journey, your path set firmly before you.